XIII Meeting on Music Research I Proposals until July 30
The Portuguese Society for Research in Music (SPIM) calls for paper proposals for the EnIM 24 | XIII Meeting of Research in Music. The event will occur at the Algarve Regional Conservatory – Maria Campina (Faro), from the 7th to the 9th of November 2024. All proposals must be submitted by July 30. There is a... Read More
Call for the attribution of two Research Initiation Scholarships – TNSC I Deadline July 24 2024
Applications are now open for two (2) Research Initiation Scholarships within the scope of CESEM’s strategic project – TNSC – (UIDB/00693/2020, https://doi.org/10.54499/UIDB/00693/2020), financed by national funds through FCT/MCTES (PIDDAC). For more information, see the details on the FCSH or Euraxess websites.
11
Jul
2024
Eastern Christian Songs in memory of Ivan Moody
CESEM announces a concert by the Pravoslava Chamber Choir and the Romanos Melodos Academic Choir in memory of Ivan Moody (1964-2024). The evening will be directed by Svetlana Poliakova. Together they co-ordinated the project “Christian Orthodox Chant in Portugal”. Besides his compositional activity, Moody was a conductor, a musicologist, and a critic. His artistic explorations... Read More
11
Jul
2024
“In memory of Ivan Moody – composer, conductor, musicologist” I Third International Conference within the scope of the “Christian Orthodox Chant in Portugal” project
The Third International Conference within the framework of the project “Christian Orthodox Chant in Portugal” was planned in the summer of 2024. But the plans were interrupted by Ivan Moody‘s passing. The project was led by him and Svetlana Poliakova. On the new date, July 18, the focus of the conference will be the memory... Read More
Concert by CESEM researcher at Casa da América Latina in Lisbon
Casa da América Latina, UCCLA, Brazil’s mission to the Community of Portuguese-Speaking Countries, and the Roman Cultural Institute of Lisbon present “Violão Clássico no Brasil do Século XX: Fusões e Influências” by the Romanian classical guitarist Mădălina Petre. Mădălina Petre is a doctoral student at the National University of Music in Bucharest, Romania, and a... Read More
Music in Childhood Postgraduate Course I Applications close on July 19
The Music in Childhood Postgraduate Course applications are open until July 19. The two-semester course, coordinated by the researchers Helena Rodrigues and Ana Isabel Pereira, will occur on Fridays (6 to 9 pm) and Saturdays (1 to 7h30 pm). The design of this course reflects the choice of “immersive experiences” in a vision centred on the formation of... Read More
2024 Protest Song Meeting
The latest edition of the Protest Song Meeting took place in Grândola between June 20 and 22. The title chosen for this meeting was The protest song in Portugal: in front of yesterday’s dictatorships and today’s democracy. In these three days, the Alentejo welcomed leading figures on the development of protest songs in Portugal and people... Read More
Professor Colwyn Trevarthen has passed away (1931 – 2024)
Professor Colwyn Trevarthen, Emeritus Professor of Psychobiology and Child Psychology at the University of Edinburgh (Scotland), died on July 1st, at 93. Professor Colwyn Trevarthen was a consultant for NOVA FCSH’s Doctoral Programme in Musical Sciences, and a consultant and honorary mentor for the Companhia de Música Teatral, which includes several members of CESEM’s Education... Read More
Viagens pela música em língua portuguesa – Ibermúsicas competition
Viagens pela música em língua portuguesa is a competition that results from the collaboration between the Ibermúsicas Programme and the Community of Portuguese Language Countries (CPLP), with the support of DGArtes and FUNARTE. This initiative aims to build bridges of culture and cooperation and reduce the physical distances between Latin America, Europe, Africa, and South-East... Read More
2
Jul
2024
Seminar Music and Liberalism in the Ibero-American World during the Long Nineteenth Century
The seminar Music and Liberalism in the Ibero-American World during the Long Nineteenth Century will have three parts, on July 9, 17 (the original date has been changed), and 23. The sessions start at 4 pm and finish at 6 pm. The first one will be given by Alberto Hernandez Mateos, from the University of... Read More